individual thinking is as varied as individual looks
As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is R é nx à NR ú mi à n, which means that people's minds are different, just like people's faces. From Zuo Zhuan, thirty first year of Xianggong.
Idiom usage
As an object or attributive, it refers to a person's different mind
Analysis of Idioms
Synonym: different people have different aspirations, different people antonym: work together, work together
The origin of Idioms
"The thirty first year of Xianggong in Zuozhuan:" the difference between people's minds is just like their faces. How dare I say that their faces are just like mine? "
Idiom story
Zipi listened to Zichan's words, nodded and said: "you're right, I'm not smart. I wear clothes on myself, so I know I have to choose people carefully. The great official Dayi is related to the interests of the people, but I despise it very much. It's too shortsighted! " At this point, Zipi bowed to Zichan, and then said, "if you didn't use these words to remind me, I would not have known that I had done something stupid. I remember that I once said that when you govern the state of Zheng, I only govern my family property. It's enough for my body to have sustenance. I ask you that from now on, even my family affairs should be done according to your advice! " After hearing this, Zichan shook his head and said, "people are different, just as people are different. How can I say that your face is the same as mine? I think it's dangerous for you to do so, so tell me the truth. " The implication of Zichan's words is that my thoughts are not necessarily the same as your Zipi's. Zipi felt that Zichan was very loyal to the country, so he entrusted the political affairs to him. Later, Zichan made Zheng rich and strong.
individual thinking is as varied as individual looks
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Pull out the tree and shake the mountain - bá shù hàn shān
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accumulate old habit becomes custom - jī xí chéng sú